Rumors are flying around the Eastern Caribbean that the Trump Administration, having had it with the refusal of both Saint Kitts & Nevis and Saint Lucia, to stop selling Citizenship by Investment (known as CBI & CIP) passports to career criminals and foreign intelligence agents, who then use them to obtain visas to enter the United States, will shortly impose a total travel bank on the citizens on the citizens of those two island states. We believe that there is a factual basis for those fears, since some individuals from those jurisdictions have reported back to their leaders being detained upon arrival in the United States, questioned about their relationship with CBI programs, and even interrogated about their intentions and plans regarding their visit.
It has reached the point where St. Kitts' Drew Administration, which is distrusted by the vast majority of the voters who once elected his Labour Party to office, has been forced to issue a bland press release, trying to assuage voters about the coming storm, when travel to the U.S. is blocked, and they cannot visits expats there who are family members, or for business purposes.
We are monitoring a statements regarding the Caribbean by the Department of State, and will report on all developments on this subject as they occur.
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